In 1768, the Port of San Blas was established in Nueva Galicia, Mexico, with the purpose of protecting the Pacific coast and becoming a gateway for Asian goods. The main objective of the current intervention in the historic building was its recovery for the cultural development of the community accompanied by the construction of workshops, a museum and exhibition area. The first phase of the intervention consisted in the consolidation of the historical handmade adobe bricks, preserving the memory of the past, whereas the following phase involved the addition of a contemporary structure fabricated with locally made adobe elements. The heart of the courtyards is inhabited by an industrial-style bridge, a viewing platform and vertical walkway that allows visitors to reach the rooftop of the historic building and the rooftop of the workshops. The building seeks to unfold activities to a second level with other opportunities for wind, views, and light, turning the same rooftops into box seat spaces for cultural activities. The vertical walkway becomes a journey through time in the memory of one of the oldest buildings in this port.